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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
9:50am |
The Enduring “Strain of Civilization”: How Popper’s Open Society Explains the Allure of Populism and Why It Is No Mere Passing Threat - William Arthur Gorton, University of Wisconsin–Madison
10:04am |
The Law in the Middle: The Place of Rousseau’s Legislator - Naomi Ellis, University of California-Los Angeles
10:18am |
The Pitfalls of Populist Participation: Democratic Theory and the Possibility of a “Benign” Populism - Benjamin Garcia Holgado, University of Notre Dame; Benjamin S Sehnert, University of Notre Dame
10:32am |
Anthony Raymond Brunello, Eckerd College
10:32am |
William Arthur Gorton, University of Wisconsin–Madison
10:46am |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.